This Friday, Mayor Francisco Azcué participated in the launch of the 3rd Ibero-American Congress of Applied Sciences to Football, which will be held in Concordia on August 13th and 14th, with the participation of prominent professionals from various areas related to the discipline.
Azcué highlighted the importance of having such a prestigious Ibero-American Congress in our city, “of great hierarchy due to the level of its speakers,” but which is also an event that “will not only be linked to football as a sport in itself, but also to training, education, and providing tools to our athletes, professionals, and teachers.”
He also stated that it is significant for Concordia to continue consolidating itself as a venue for different sporting activities, which, as in this case, transcends the practice of football itself and encompasses different aspects of it.
1000 PARTICIPANTS
The organization indicated that the participation of 1000 people is expected, which will provide a more than significant framework for the two-day event, which will include theoretical talks at the CEF-ISEEF Gymnasium and practical sessions at the Estadio Ciudad de Concordia.
The rector of the Instituto Superior de Especialidades de la Educación Física (ISEEF Concordia), Mario Legarreta, stated that the willingness of the speakers is extremely significant, as in some cases they must travel to be in our city, adding that “these types of events favor tourism and we want to signify that football is also an excuse, which is why we are so linked to the General Council of Education, which has allowed the activity to have a resolution that grants points to the teachers who participate.”
During the two days, there will be talks related to sports psychology; athlete care, nutrition, video analysis, and technical aspects, which will be led by professionals such as sports psychologist Esteban Caprarulo, traumatologist Tomás Legarreta, journalist Federico "Lobo" Muller, and goalkeeper coach Hernán Erario; among others.
AS A TEAM
For her part, the Undersecretary of Sports, Ivana Pérez, thanked the invitation to join the organizing team and stated that it will be a unique opportunity for students, teachers, athletes, and the general public. “In sports, one of the most important pillars is training and practice in different skills,” she stressed.
Finally, the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Carlos Gatto, pointed out from his area that “the contribution we can make to the Congress is to think about everything related to training; something that serves the growth of the city, especially for our young people and future physical education teachers.”
Azcué highlighted the importance of having such a prestigious Ibero-American Congress in our city, “of great hierarchy due to the level of its speakers,” but which is also an event that “will not only be linked to football as a sport in itself, but also to training, education, and providing tools to our athletes, professionals, and teachers.”
He also stated that it is significant for Concordia to continue consolidating itself as a venue for different sporting activities, which, as in this case, transcends the practice of football itself and encompasses different aspects of it.
1000 PARTICIPANTS
The organization indicated that the participation of 1000 people is expected, which will provide a more than significant framework for the two-day event, which will include theoretical talks at the CEF-ISEEF Gymnasium and practical sessions at the Estadio Ciudad de Concordia.
The rector of the Instituto Superior de Especialidades de la Educación Física (ISEEF Concordia), Mario Legarreta, stated that the willingness of the speakers is extremely significant, as in some cases they must travel to be in our city, adding that “these types of events favor tourism and we want to signify that football is also an excuse, which is why we are so linked to the General Council of Education, which has allowed the activity to have a resolution that grants points to the teachers who participate.”
During the two days, there will be talks related to sports psychology; athlete care, nutrition, video analysis, and technical aspects, which will be led by professionals such as sports psychologist Esteban Caprarulo, traumatologist Tomás Legarreta, journalist Federico "Lobo" Muller, and goalkeeper coach Hernán Erario; among others.
AS A TEAM
For her part, the Undersecretary of Sports, Ivana Pérez, thanked the invitation to join the organizing team and stated that it will be a unique opportunity for students, teachers, athletes, and the general public. “In sports, one of the most important pillars is training and practice in different skills,” she stressed.
Finally, the Undersecretary of Education and Culture, Carlos Gatto, pointed out from his area that “the contribution we can make to the Congress is to think about everything related to training; something that serves the growth of the city, especially for our young people and future physical education teachers.”